🏰 Exquisite White House 3D Puzzle Pieces: Captivating Architectural Masterpiece to Assemble Review

Ordered this for my son who had surgery and needed to stay home for a few days. My daughter also enjoyed participating and helping out. They took their pieces and enjoyed building together, so did I of course ^^

BOUGHT THIS FOR MY GREAT SON AND HE ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE TO TURN IT OFF TOGETHER. IT TOOK ABOUT 2 HOURS TO ASSEMBLE AND HE IS VERY SATISFIED WITH IT. HE LOVES TO CONNECT THINGS THIS WAY. I PLAN TO BUY MORE.

I ordered these 3D puzzles for my retirement party and they are awesome! I liked to collect them and they become a table decoration. A friend is moving to the capital of our country. Thank you for the quick delivery!

I bought this for my daughter's school project and I have to say it was a hit. It wasn't difficult to put together, but some sections required a bit of work to fit. All in all it was fun to build.

I really like this puzzle. There are a few things you can change: * Parts should have numbers on the back to indicate which part is which. * Easier step-by-step guides to guide the pieces to the right areas. That would be helpful for children. Otherwise great project.

This 3D replica of the White House had no instructions in English. My 11 year old granddaughter has completed many 3D projects with no problems. Why were there no lessons in English? Parts are fragile and will not last. I began to wonder if I had received the right product.

My 10 year old son was thrilled when he asked for a 3D puzzle. Some said it was hard to figure out, but he made it from start to finish in under two hours. The only disappointment was that he still had a lot of pieces left for the stages and an area where they were falling apart and he wants to try gluing them all together to officially complete it. So maybe not a super design, but a decent price I paid for it.

This is a model, not a puzzle. Includes a punch tool for inlays, use that. The main part of the house is two layers, one part has the windows printed, the second layer has the windows punched out, so there is some depth. The "stamped" window openings and the windows on the bottom didn't match at all. I had to color the opposite side (which I haven't pierced yet) and put a copy behind the top to get the windows to look right. I had to make some adjustments. I was holding an X-Acto knife and…